A bit frenzied, with some slightly entertaining bits. Not really memorable in any way. Standard fluffy kid fare.

The premise was a little too odd to be believable, although Eric Winter almost pulled off his quirky role. The story somehow just didn't quite work with the cast they used--came off more odd than enchanting.

Some stupid parts, some parts that worked really well--another movie that wasn't outstanding, but didn't feel like a total waste of time either. Good enough sums it up.

Great PBS series--six hours of history, so best taken in small batches, but Burns makes the Prohibition era come alive. Don't ever remember learning this stuff in school.

Went in expecting silly but got hilarious. Have seen it twice already. Everybody's character worked and the synergy was excellent, the story was very fun, and I just loved every minute.

Was really disappointed with this one. Ryan Reynolds did not disappoint, but absolutely everything else did--the cheesy special effects (maybe they were shooting for a comic bookish look?), the story, etc. I actually kept falling asleep.

A somber film but very well done--enjoyed it even more than the book, which rarely happens for me. Acting by the young girl--Melusine Mayance--is beyond amazing. Scott Thomas does her usual superb job, although I enjoy her more as a Brit.

Expected a lot and this film delivered. Dawson and Washington are standouts. Started a bit slow, so wasn't sure if it was going to live up to the hype, but my heart was racing until the end. Not quite in the same league as Speed, but close!

The first Woody Allen movie I've ever liked! Loved the Hitchcock vibe and thought the whole thing was splendidly done. Johansson's acting was the only weak link. Clever!

Made-for-TV movie from Redbox--the kind of flick you want to watch when you want non-cerebral entertainment, but with just enough interest to actually be a bit entertaining. Mostly deadpan Lucy Liu finds herself faced with 3 suitors simultaneously.

An examination of human psychology laid against a backdrop of anti-Nazi Israeli espionage. Went in with no preconceptions, so found some of the character development intriguing, but it's not a no-holds-barred action adventure like you might expect.

Found this adaptation disappointing, not solely because of the campy, too out-of -the-box interpretation, but because the only character who had near enough swashbuckling bravado was Orlando Bloom's, and he wasn't even playing one if the musketeers.

Great comedy writing and delivery by an outstanding cast. Sometimes wanders into too-crude territory, but usually dependably hilarious.

Only 2 main characters, but they are perfectly cast. On the fence on whether the premise will hold interest as season continues, but enjoy show so far. Intriguing.

Slow first 1/2 of pilot, but speeds up to very interesting after that. One of my new can't miss shows this season. New twists and turns every week.